My daughter is a Disney princess (sort of)

I've lurked here for a while, and never thought of posting anything or making an account until now. I saw a post of the front page about someone who saved a hummingbird, and I thought maybe Imgur would enjoy some of these stories as well.
Starting with my personal favorite: We had a robin's nest in a holly bush by our house. The day after the eggs hatched, my daughter got this lucky picture. A week or so later, a storm blew the next down. After 2 days the parents showed no sign of returning, we kept a close eye out, but never even saw them come back to feed the fallen chicks. With all the stray cats in the area, and the chicks' need for warmth, my daughter decided to take them in. We ordered chick formula, and she fed them several times a day until they were old enough to fly.
(All photo credits go to my daughter)

A little while later (sorry, I don't remember the exact time frame of all this) they were starting to look like birds! The egg in the above picture never did hatch, so these are all the chicks. Their unofficial names were Winkin', Blinkin' and Nod (from the Andy Griffith episode)

Looking even better! We were afraid they'd get too used to her and not leave, but that turned out not to be an issue at all. She kept them in an old parrot cage by our back deck. They nested in the box in the lower left corner. We hoped to see the parents make a comeback, but it looked like they moved on :(

They looked like tiny angry old men for a while. Fortunately these old men learned to fly and took off for good not long after this picture

Exhibit BEE for my Disney princess case. She found this lethargic honey bee on the ground and decided to try and help it out

She mixed up some sugar water for it and pretty soon the little guy was feeling good enough to make his way home again

Bee-utiful!

This little cutie was swimming across a small channel of the bay, but the current was tiring him out and it didn't seem like he'd make it across. Simple act, but she just picked him up and carried to the other side

This is Argo. Found him in a barn stumbling around. He wasn't using his hind legs at all. We were pretty certain he was doomed, but she wanted to try and help anyway. The first couple days definitely looked rough, but he was eating and drinking. A couple times he tried to jump, but without his back legs his front end just sort of jolted up, and his butt never got off the ground. After a couple weeks though, he was running around like lightening, and was released in a local nature reserve. Still not sure what was wrong with him- if Imgur has any theories I'd love to hear them!